What Projectors Can I Watch Netflix On?

By XGIMI Tech - 2025-12

What projector can you watch Netflix on? Some smart projectors are designed with integrated smart streaming systems, like Android TV, Google TV, or an OS with various apps. However, the operating system does not guarantee licensed Netflix support. The only factor that truly determines whether a projector can watch Netflix content is whether the brand has obtained Netflix’s official certification, like the XGIMI 2025 new arrivals.

Usually, you can find the answer on the product page or in the specification form.

1. What XGIMI Projectors Can I Watch Netflix On?

2. Recommended XGIMI Netflix Projectors: Portable and 4K Options

3. How to Watch Netflix On a Projector?

4. Why Can't I Play Netflix on My Projector?

5. FAQs

Recommended XGIMI Netflix Projectors: Portable, 4K, and UST Options

XGIMI Google TV projectors not only allow for direct access to certified Netflix, but also other popular TV streaming apps, like Amazon Video, Disney+, Hulu, Peacock, YouTube, ToonGoggles, TikiLIVE, Docubay, MetaxTV, and more.

● Note: For accurate offer terms and up-to-date product details, please refer to the sale and product pages.

1. Mini Projector with Built-in Netflix for Bedroom or Outdoors

Price Range: €250~€800 (Lower During Promotional Periods)

● Vibe One (Battery Powered) Small 1080p Projector with Google TV and Netflix

Two color options with a sleek and stylish design, 160° built-in stand doubles as a handle for easy carrying. Full HD resolution pluses the 250 ISO lumens, providing clear image quality in a dim environment. Vibe One (Battery Powered)  smart projector with Netflix features built-in battery for 1.2-hour video playtime, dual 3W JBL speakers, and Automatic focus and keystone correction.

● MoGo 4 Laser Triple Laser Portable Projector with Built-in Battery 1080p

MoGo 4 Laser is a mini but mighty Netflix certified projector. The triple-laser technology, 550 ISO Lumens, and 110% BT.2020 color gamut contribute to the clear and crisp pictures with epic color clarity. The 360° rotatable built-in stand of MoGo 4 Laser helps you to find the best projection angle easily. The 71Wh battery supports video playtime up to 2.5 hours (Eco mode), and music playtime up to 6 hours.

● Halo+ (New) Bright Mini FHD Projector for Outdoors

XGIMI Halo+ (New) is the brightest portable projector for sale at XGIMI, having 700 ISO lumens to be utilied in bright rooms and outdoors. 59Wh built-in battery, integrated dual 5W Harman Kardon speakers, and Intelligent Screen Adaption (ISA) technology make it ideal for backyard movie nights, terrace parties, camping, etc.

2. 4K Projector with Netflix for Living Room or Home Theater

Price Range: €1,700~€3,000 (Lower During Promotional Periods)

● HORIZON 20 Relatively Budget 4K Movie Projector for Home

If you are finding a best-value high-end projector for you home theater, HORIZON 20 is definitely a good choice. For watching movies, it has 3200 ISO lumens, IMAX Enhanced, Dolby Vision, HDR 10+, and 4K resolution for crisp visuals even in daytime. For playing games, it is easy to connect to the gaming consoles (like the PS5 or Xbox), and support VRR & ALLM, and low latency.

● HORIZON 20 Max 4K Projector with High Brightness of 5700 ISO Lumens

HORIZON 20 Max can be constituted to be the pinnacle of home projection since it has 5700 ISO Lumens brightness and viewing contrast of 20000:1, providing brilliant and bright images in daylight or a well-lit home theater room. It is versatile for watching films, sports games, TV shows, playing video games, having presentations, and more.

Why Can't I Play Netflix on My Projector?

Frequent problems and how to fix them:

1. The Projector Isn’t Officially Licensed by Netflix

Some Android-based projectors simply lack the hardware and licensing required to install Netflix. They run AOSP systems, and some may have a non-official Netflix app, causing crashes or low-quality playback.

Solution:

● Uninstall the non-official Netflix from the system.

● Use any external streaming device (Fire TV Stick, Roku, Google TV, Apple TV) and connect it to the HDMI port. This is the easiest universal solution for 99% of projectors.

2. Internet Speed is Too Slow for Netflix

Weak Wi-Fi or network congestion results in Netflix licensed projector runs slowly or buffers constantly. Make sure the smart projector is connected to a stable and strong-signal Wi-Fi for streaming movies.

Solution:

● Connect to 5GHz Wi-Fi for a more stable speed.

● Move the streaming device closer to the router.

● Restart the router and close other streaming apps or devices occupying bandwidth.

3. Netflix Blocks Screen Mirroring from Phones or Laptops

If you find screen goes black when mirroring from a smartphone or laptop, it means that Netflix blocks screen mirroring and casting from most devices due to DRM (Digital Rights Management) content protection.

Solution:

Way 1: Don’t use AirPlay, Miracast, or built-in casting. Instead, use a hardware streaming stick or an HDMI cable connected directly to the projector.

Way 2: If using an iPhone and adapter, try to use Apple’s original Lightning-to-HDMI adapter (third-party cables often fail due to DRM).

4. Audio Format or Connection Issues

Audio format incompatibility or poor Bluetooth latency.

Solution:

● In Netflix settings, set audio to Stereo instead of Dolby Digital.

● Use wired speakers or the projector’s built-in speakers instead of Bluetooth.

● Check the HDMI connection and try another cable.

FAQs

1. How to Watch Netflix on Projector from iPhone?​

You can use the official Apple Lightning-to-HDMI adapter to connect your iPhone and the projector.

Note that due to DRM (Digital Rights Management) protection, Netflix may block the video when you try to screen mirror content from your iPhone or iPad via AirPlay, resulting in a black screen.

2. Does Netflix Block Projectors?

No, Netflix doesn’t block projectors. What Netflix blocks is unauthorized playback methods that don’t meet its DRM requirements, such as: 

● Screen mirroring via AirPlay or Miracast (often results in a black screen) Devices without proper DRM certification (e.g., no Widevine L1 or no Netflix license)

● HDMI setups that don’t support HDCP 2.2

To watch Netflix smoothly, get a certified Netflix projector like XGIMI MoGo 3 Pro and HORIZON 20 Series, or use a streaming device like Chromecast with Google TV, Fire TV Stick, Roku, or Apple TV.